Faith Over Fear
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In Episode 6 of Shift Drink CULTure, Janelle and Becky talk about growth, fear, confidence, and learning to trust yourself in the uncomfortable moments.
The episode begins with a conversation about how younger generations are changing their relationship with alcohol, including recent studies showing Gen Z is drinking far less than previous generations—and how different that mindset feels compared to the culture they grew up in.
From there, Janelle opens up about learning how to do things alone for the first time without fear holding her back. From eating at restaurants solo to attending a concert by herself, she shares how stepping outside her comfort zone became one of the most empowering experiences of her sobriety journey.
Becky shares one of her favorite sayings:
“My favorite place to be is outside my comfort zone because that’s where miracles happen.”
The episode closes with a very real conversation about anxiety, uncertainty, and faith. After dealing with unexpected car trouble, Janelle reflects on what it means to truly practice “faith over fear”—especially during moments of waiting, stress, and uncertainty.
Because sometimes growth looks like trusting that everything is going to be okay… even before you know how it will work out.